My Lightning Tracker & Alerts

JRustonApps B.V.

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About this app

My Lightning Tracker is the best app for monitoring lightning strikes all around the world in close to real-time. With a sleek modern design, you can watch thunderstorms as they occur. You can also receive notifications whenever strikes are detected in your area.

- Detects and displays lightning strikes all around the world!
- See a history of hotspots where lightning strikes occur most often!
- View more detailed information about where the thunderstorm is occurring on a map, like Blitzortung and WeatherBug Spark.
- Receive a lightning alarm when a storm is nearby so that you can monitor it live.
- Share a strike with your friends so that they can see where the thunder & lightning is occurring too!
- Monitor the weather radar to track what could be coming.
- Full support for the latest versions of Android.

If you want the most efficient way of keeping up lightning strikes and thunderstorms, then My Lightning Tracker is the right lightning network for you. This app will let you know when a thunderstorm could be on its way. This version is ad-supported.

Ratings and reviews

ESSENTIAL app for any outdoor job site. Careless foreman hate it. Gives accurate distance and timing of lightning strikes, indicating when to seek shelter. Customizable notifications are extremely helpful. 4 rather than 5 stars because sometimes reports are delayed, both in timing and proximity, but possibly due to my personal data/location settings and service.

games pop up when you hit buttons to show weather. they are very intrusive, take up the full screen and are difficult to remove from your screen. They are situated close to the buttons for radar etc and even though you don't push them, there they pop up. SO ANNOYING!!! I don't want to pay $4.99 for no ads. Just make the ads so they are not so close to weather buttons. Or are you doing it on purpose so people are so annoyed they pay the 5 bucks? If so, not okay!!

I have this installed on my phone and also on a tablet, both set to alert at strikes within 10 miles. Not sure of the accuracy though, as one device will give an alert but the other one doesn't. Don't understand how that can happen tbh.

What’s new

Important bug fixes.